Employees have few protections against workplace surveillance, experts say, as TD starts tracking
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Employees have few protections against workplace surveillance, experts say, as TD starts tracking
NIVEDITA BALU
TORONTO
REUTERS
PUBLISHED JUNE 25, 2026
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Canadian employees have few legal protections against workplace monitoring, experts said, after TD Bank TD-T +0.16%
increase
told some staff it would use software to track their work activity, raising concerns about consent and privacy.
There are limits, however, to the reasons employers monitor their work…
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